Labels: Ahwahnee, Badger Pass, manzanita, sunset, winter, Yosemite
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15 Mar 2011
Stream melting snowpack from beneath at Summit Meadow near Badger Pass, where we take kids cross-country skiing.
Worth a closer look, sunset light rips across a snowy ridge above El Portal, as seen from Highway 140 below the house where I live.
Near "Oh My Gosh Rock," a short side trip from the Yosemite Falls Trail, a Manzanita's distinctive red bark grins out at the beautiful world.
Heavy snowfall creates artful shapes with the local flora near Badger Pass, California's longest-running ski area.
The legendary Ahwahnee Hotel opened her doors to guests in 1927. Still in operation and classier than ever, she's undergoing a three week closure for upgrades to her fire suppression system among other things. Around her, Yosemite Valley continues to astound with its own winter vestments.
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damn...that is beautiful. sure beats the view from my cubicle!
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